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Everybody's favorite update anchor, Jerry Recco, was at it again this morning, delivering his latest hilarious highly anticipated 'Moment of the Day' -- which prompted bellows of laughter at the expense of one Suzyn Waldman...
The title of the song is 'So Right' -- and had Milford just performed it and not attempted to hijack the show, he may have left having left a good impression.
Lauren Hutton, Sophia Loren, Salma Hayek, Jaime Edmondson, Beyonce, J-Lo... do you like how this is starting out?
Boomer, Craig and a whole host of Craig's alter-egos chimed in on the 'hot topic'...
The Booms is a pro, so he didn't allow Jerry's childishness to derail him, instead it probably fueled the big blonde left-hander.
While trying to make sense of the latest rule change to be introduced by the NFL, Craig wondered how the Jets' infamous 'butt fumble' might have been handled.
The guys discussed the controversial helmet rule - which was passed by a vote of 31-1 by the owners - but is being met with great resistance by players and fans alike.
Manager Terry Collins said he'd announce his starter for Opening Day "in the next couple of days."
Brook Lopez is just like Deron Williams. He enjoys visiting Dallas, too.
Mike Woodson got the answer he was looking for just 22 seconds into the game. That's how long it took Carmelo Anthony to show he was back, pulling up comfortably for a 3-pointer on New York's first possession.
Rangers president and general manager Glen Sather is expected to undergo surgery for prostate cancer on Thursday, according to a report.
"If the Giants want to work something out, I am always up for listening, figuring out what I can do to help the cause," Manning said.
"Right now, the way Valdespin has been swinging the bat in that spot, we're leaning towards him," Collins told WFAN host Mike Francesa on Wednesday. "As of right now, that's what we're looking at."
Finally, the moment we have all been waiting for, March Madness! A time were everyone will be putting all their attention into college basketball as the 1st round of the NCAA tournament kicks off Thursday March 21st.
New York's Grand Slam tournament will increase its annual prize money to $50 million by 2017 — roughly double what it was last year — and permanently schedule the men's semifinals on Friday and men's final on Sunday starting in 2015.
